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yes, they come in all sizes
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It looks like it to me !!
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How do you ID an End of Day Hand Made ?
Chad G. replied to Fire1981's topic in General Marble & Glass Chat
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I bought an old crystal 5 gallon glass water jar of marbles at an estate sale once and like 1/3rd of them had these circles on them. Some even had chipping around the circular marks making me think it happened after manufacturing. Not just from one manufacturer either. I wonder if they were hit marks from some type of early marble gun ?? Still a conundrum for me ?? I threw them all out, the marks rendered them useless for collecting, now I wish I would have held onto a few at least.
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Some real beauties Brother
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I know it's just a Pelt zebra but the amount of av. on it was incredible, these pictures in no way do this marble justice. Whoever owns it now is a lucky dog no seams. Miller style
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Same set, I just had wooden box made for the mibs. It took a while but I did it. No offset av patches all clear stamps, no fleas or dimples, mint, I'm a happy camper
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Yes Roby, Please do
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How do you ID an End of Day Hand Made ?
Chad G. replied to Fire1981's topic in General Marble & Glass Chat
Missing one pontil is end of cane, EOD is interpreted by people in different ways and is a confusing definition IMO. My understanding is running out of any certain color that is being stretched over the surface of the marble or cane from pole to pole and having that color run out before the other end of the marble. Here's Stanley Blocks book on the subject, you can see several different examples of them on the cover of the book. Click on the link and enlarge the picture I guess ?? Or get the book LINK : https://www.amazon.com/Antique-Glass-End-Day-Marbles/dp/0764316303 This example was always my interpretation of EOD : -
Yes, yes, he's a verry trustworthy seller, always has some good stuff LINK : https://www.ebay.com/itm/297696748333?mkevt=1&mkcid=1&mkrid=711-53200-19255-0&campid=
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yes, I hope it's just an outstanding marble
